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I have a clever hack that I will share with you, if you message me about getting free tools in the mail. Or you can ask me here.
An easier way is to borrow them.
Like steal?
I meant like you get free tools to keep forever
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kidathome07 wrote:
I have a clever hack that I will share with you, if you message me about getting free tools in the mail. Or you can ask me here.
Wow, you told us literally nothing about the hack. Makes me think it might not be legal or ethical... :-)
Alrighty then, get onto Klein tools website, and join their tradesman club. Then every month do al the activities required for their club. Then you get points towards free tools you can get free of charge, all you need to do is spare 5 minutes every month to get free tools. Seems like a no brained to me
See that’s what’s called a scam
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M1m1c15 wrote:
See that’s what’s called a scam
I don't really know if it's a scam or not. You'll get on their e-mail list, and they might also find your mailing address. I guess it depends on what you have to do to get points, how many points are required to get a free tool, and what that free tool is. It might well be more trouble than it's worth. Unfortunately, you won't find out until after you sign up.
I have received plenty of free tools from them, they never give away any of your information, ever
You
Don’t know that lol they probably sell it
Off to spammers lol
Don’t know that lol they probably sell it
Off to spammers lol
I sometimes get emails from them, but they are all about tracking my orders with free tools.
Also they only give away hand tools, so that is kind of a downer
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M1m1c15 wrote:
You
Don’t know that lol they probably sell it
Off to spammers lol
Don’t know that lol they probably sell it
Off to spammers lol
Or have a data breach. It's happening to everyone. Just ask T-Mobile...
Actually they have a waiver that you get that says they can not and will not give away your information
Anyways you can try it or you don’t have to, I just thought it was a good deal.
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kidathome07 wrote:
Actually they have a waiver that you get that says they can not and will not give away your information
It might be a good deal for some people. I have most of the hand tools I need, so I'm less interested. But thanks for telling us - someone might go for it.
Just remember that the promise to not sell your information is worthless. I've seen it too many times; They can just lie, or if ownership changes hands, the promise just vanishes in the wind. (I'm specifically remembering that it happened in the Radio Shack bankruptcy, haha.)
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